Yamaha DJX DJX-II Owner's Manual

Yamaha DJX DJX-II Keyboard manual cover
Pages 100
Year 2000
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Yamaha DJX DJX-II Keyboard Specification

The Yamaha DJX DJX-II Keyboard is a versatile electronic instrument designed for aspiring DJs and music producers. It features a 61-key velocity-sensitive keyboard that allows expressive performance and is equipped with an array of dynamic sounds and rhythms tailored for electronic music genres. The keyboard includes 700 high-quality voices, ranging from synthesizers to drum kits, and offers 10 real-time control knobs for on-the-fly sound manipulation, enabling users to tweak filter, resonance, and other parameters seamlessly during live performances.

The DJX-II is integrated with a comprehensive pattern sequencer that supports up to five user songs, each with a capacity of 16 tracks, providing ample space for complex compositions. Its built-in arpeggiator and phrase sampler enhance creative possibilities, allowing users to produce unique loops and sequences effortlessly. For connectivity, the keyboard includes MIDI In/Out ports, facilitating integration with other MIDI-compatible devices and software. Additionally, it features an auxiliary input, enabling users to mix external audio sources with onboard sounds.

The keyboard's intuitive interface is supported by an LCD screen that displays essential information, aiding in navigation and editing. Its robust design includes stereo speakers with bass ports, delivering clear and powerful sound output. The DJX-II is powered by an AC adapter or batteries, ensuring portability for performances on the go. This keyboard is a comprehensive tool for DJs and musicians seeking to explore electronic music production, offering a perfect blend of functionality and creativity in a user-friendly package.

Yamaha DJX DJX-II Keyboard F.A.Q.

How do I reset my Yamaha DJX-II Keyboard to factory settings?

To reset your Yamaha DJX-II Keyboard to factory settings, turn off the keyboard, then press and hold the highest white key while turning it back on. This will restore the original factory settings.

What should I do if my Yamaha DJX-II keyboard is not producing any sound?

First, check if the volume is turned up and the headphones are not plugged in. Ensure all cables are connected properly. If the issue persists, perform a factory reset.

Can I connect my Yamaha DJX-II keyboard to a computer?

Yes, you can connect it using a MIDI interface. Use a MIDI to USB cable and install any necessary drivers on your computer to enable communication between the keyboard and the software.

How can I change the preset sound on my Yamaha DJX-II keyboard?

To change the preset sound, use the 'Voice' button to enter voice mode, then use the number keys to select the desired preset sound.

What is the best way to clean and maintain my Yamaha DJX-II keyboard?

Use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the keyboard. Avoid using cleaning agents or water directly on the instrument. Regularly check for dust and debris in the keys and ports.

How do I replace the batteries in my Yamaha DJX-II keyboard?

Turn off the keyboard and remove the battery cover on the underside. Replace the old batteries with new ones, ensuring the correct polarity, and then replace the cover.

Why is the tempo on my Yamaha DJX-II keyboard not holding steady?

Check if the keyboard is on a stable surface and not vibrating. If the issue persists, reset the keyboard to factory settings and ensure the power supply is consistent.

Can I use an external pedal with my Yamaha DJX-II keyboard?

Yes, the Yamaha DJX-II keyboard has a sustain pedal jack. Connect a compatible pedal to enhance your performance capabilities.

How can I record my performances on the Yamaha DJX-II keyboard?

Use the built-in sequencer to record your performances. Enter the sequencer mode, select a track, and press the record button to start recording.

What should I do if keys on my Yamaha DJX-II keyboard are sticking?

First, check for any debris between the keys and gently clean it. If the problem continues, consult a professional technician to avoid damaging the keyboard.